It means nothing really, but I can tell you I have met Glenn Tilbrook a couple of times. And you will not find a nicer, more down to earth, very gifted entertainer.
He always comes across as being a humble guy when interviewed. I used to live near Mark King on the IOW and met him a few times. He was a really unassuming and friendly person too.
Enjoy them both that's what's great about music No need to compare anyone to each other ....or to the incomparable Beatles. Just say Squeeze is your favorite band because they certainly are one of mine. They are fantastic
Very cool when the bass player said his son realized his dad played Madison Square Garden and he might be a very cool father to have !! So neat to jam with guys who have reached the pinnacle of music venues.
I always thought this was one of the most underrated and talented bands in rock n roll. If you're young and don't know much about Squeeze, get their best hits album. Every song is brilliant and the lyrics are every bit as good as any you'll hear.
Saw them several times between 1974 and 1980. They were a local pub band playing around Deptford & Greenwich and at local festivals. Always top notch music. Met Glen and lived opposite Jools. They were old school friends of a friend of mine.
Although this episode sure ends depressingly, the good news is that by 2007, they were together, even with Jools on keyboards, and they just fucking crushed it that summer. Front row of the Greek Theatre in LA/Hollywood.
I don't believe the members will ever realize the impact they had on generations of music listeners. The songs were absolutely brilliant. These guys didn't have the drug problem but they had the individual ego problem. Talented group to say the least.
Funny that Chris made that comment about The Waltons - I saw Difford & Tilbrook together few years ago (2015) and the show opened with them 'waking up' in a bed together and then starting the show. Very funny and an excellent show. It's good that they put their differences aside, such great songwriters.
The solo tour wound up being a show that was really special to me. His solo show in Chicago played a bar called Martyrs, and he told us that the last few weeks of the tour had a ton of rain, and it was a beautiful night. He offered us a choice of a regular encore or he could put on an acoustic guitar and all of us could "take a walk." Naturally, the audience chose "let's all go for a walk" and he and his whole audience walked a few blocks up and down Lincoln Avenue. Every few doors he'd gather everyone around and play a song. After a few songs we went back to Martyrs and he did a few last songs on electric guitar to finish the set. It was just a really cool evening, and such a great thing for him to take a chance and do something a little different. Just saw the current lineup and loved it -- they still sound great.
Seen Glen tilbrook solo about 6 times now and he's brilliant, also seen him with Chris difford in Edinburgh and that was a cracking gig as well. Also seen squeeze a few times and one of the times Paul Carrick played keyboard.
I opened for him once years ago. One of the greatest shows I've ever been a part of. I played my absolute best, had a huge crowd response, Glen goes "wow I'm scared to go on now, you really got them going." Right. He went onstage and completely schooled me. One of the finest performers I've ever seen.
So glad to know that all's well, ends well. Squeeze has reformed with Difford and Tilbrook. They have a a new line up with a bad-ass lady bassist, a fun loving keyboardist, and a delghtfully whimsical drummer. I saw them in Scottsdale, Arizona last month and they sounded AMAZING Their new C.D. is called, "Cradle To The Grave" and it's AMAZING. Chris and Glenn have mautured and they all seem to be having a wonderful time touring. Time certainly can and in the case of this band, heal.
I don't know about that....they had a few great versions of this band....With Jools and Bentley and Lavis....With Carrack and Bentley and Lavis....With Carrack and Wilkinson and Lavis....Current touring band is also very talented...Stephen Large is larger than life and Simon Hansen is very charismatic.....Glenn had checked his ego at the door and they really put on a great show...Their lack of mainstream accolades means nothing to their TRUE FANS.....Great songs, Great songwriting, Great musicianship....The best 80's Pop Band by far !!
Paul Carrack sang lead on the original "Tempted." Carrack also sang with "Mike and the Mechanics." (Living Years) and "Ace" (How Long) and by himself (Don't Shed a Tear.") Elvis Costello produced "Tempted" and can be heard singing on the 2nd verse.
I saw Squeeze twice on the same tour with Hall and Oates frontrunning. They are probably the most underrated band of all time and I'm so glad they got back together and are becoming ever more popular on both sides of the pond
I have nothing but fond memories in 82? when they played The Ritz on E. 15th in NYC- promoting. Well the single at the time was "Tempted". We were packed in WAY over capacity crushing/leaning/ dancing/bopping up and down with strangers. It was like everyone on the floor was one unit. A complete nightmare if it were now, but age 20, those things don't matter. Life is forever, etc.etc. ...but thank you SQUEEZE for an incredible night, such a happy memory.
Chris and Glenn apart write really good songs, but together, they make something special. Those two together harmonize so so so well, and chris words compliment glens music so god damn well
Thank you for sharing these. I never thought I'd see these "REUNITED" episodes again. I loved the episode featuring "Haircut". Nick Heyward looks better today in 2024 than when these were aired in 2005. SQUEEZE is/was brilliant. I saw them at The Ritz in NYC . We were packed like sardines. And "Tempted" was the song of the day😊
Glen dont know just how much people loved squeeze wake up Glen I play your stuff every day for years and it is still great love it and you are very handsome
Squeeze was one of the best bands ever :) In the very first days of MTV, 'Black Coffe in Bed' and 'Tempted' ruled. Great stuff. Sorry I missed them in Colorado when they came through.
My first concert. 1982, Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, Long Island, NY. Squeeze was the headliner. I was 14 and thought they were absolutely the best band ever. I wore out three different cassettes of East Side Story and prided myself on knowing all the words to Piccadilly (or at least thought I did! Try figuring out the line of "adult films and Trini Lopez" without Google-doh!). They headlined and the opening acts were a little known band out of Athens, GA called REM who you couldn't understand and bounced around on stage like some kind of weird mop tied to a pogo stick. The next act was far superior and still gets my blood pumping-The English Beat! Ranking Roger OWNED the stage! So good, so cool, so fun. Makes me want to go back but then I think about my bad skin, dorky haircut, and braces and think better of it. Thanks for the memories!
I was there also! The Stray Cats were great but I would have preferred The English Beat show (To my recollection that was the other support band.) Anyone who doesn't have Squeeze in their record/casette/Cd collection don't know what they're missing!
Me and my son are going see this band in Dublin in Aug as well as Madness glad to see both bands that broke up and back together i feel young again thanks guys .
I spent a bit of my pocket money on Squeeze singles trying to get as many of the coloured vinyls as they put out. A great era for buying singles over here.
Seen Squeeze many times & they are true gentleman. Great musicians & songwriters. Think covid has scuppered some of their resent plans but you can be sure you will see & hear them soon. 👍🇬🇧🎼🎼🎸🎤
What a bloody shame. That would have been an incredible thing to see. Such a lot of talent in one space. Love those songs. Cool for cats always makes me smile. I'm a londoner so i love the sound. Its sadly missed living in melbourne. Lets get The Jam back together :-)
I've seen Squeeze Live in Hollywood in 1978 & 1979 with The Buzzcocks & 999! @ The Palace or Hollywood Palladium? I forget? It was a very long time ago! I think I've seen them with The Motors Also!
For all of the comments about it being a shame and name calling, you do realize that they have played together in recent years. The videos are on here.
I saw Squeeze at the Nassau County Coliseum, with the Beat, and REM. You Americans know the The Beat as the English Beat. We trained out from Manhattan. Such an amazing show. Worst part we missed REM. I remember being told about REM six months later and it turns out that I could have heard and known them before.
I didn't watch Bands Reunited much at the time. It was shunted 'round the schedules and I thought that my next favourite band would be along any minute so I didn't need those that have gone to reform. Well now it's several years since I've had a new favourite band because the industry find it easier to promote a single person be it reality star, rapper or sportsperson. What they should have had was someone like McCartney or Wilco Johnson to remind people that sooner or later they won't be able to reform. Can you imagine them trying to make this show now. Reform S Club or Girls Aloud....and of course so many more people have died.
I saw Squeeze over the summer of 2021. Jools, Keith and Gilson weren't a part of the band, but that's fine. The guy who was playing the keyboards absolutely killed it for Slap and Tickle. I will say if they are capable of being a part of the band, I don't know what would hold them back since I'll say it was one of the best concerts I've ever been to. The only ones missing out would be them.
@@davidlindsay9564 ....true that John was there at the initial stage and is a great player, but vocally, Squeeze was never better than when they had Paul Carrack come back ("Some Fantastic Place" album) with Keith Wilkenson on bass (Listen to the bass in "The Last Time Forever").....he had a more unique bass sound and a better voice than John....but I still enjoyed John's playing on those early Squeeze classics....
In their very early days I went to watch Squeeze at Dingwalls at Camden Lock, circa 1977, when they were still playing pubs. There were not many people in a fairly unresponsive audience - maybe 50. As Squeeze were finishing their set, a few people finally decided to show a bit of appreciation with a few whoops, claps and whistles. The band were not impressed. 'Yeah, whoo, whoo, you c***s. I've had more fun p***ing on people down the Kings Road,' was how Tillbrook put it, as they stormed off. They created some brilliant songs.
Good to see most of the bands featured in this series get back together for just one more gig. Sad that it was not to happen with Squeeze, obviously some of those old wounds run deep. Not surprising it was Holland, as he always was an odd duck ... like the time he got a colonoscopy on live UK Friday night TV.
The Prospect of Whitby in Wapping, east London. I think it used to be called The Town of Ramsgate and is reputed to be haunted by a Judge Jeffries. Last time I went there in 1991 I saw Suzi Quatro drinking in there with a friend. She looked at me and my ex and smiled as we were wearing leather jackets.
BR is a great concept but as you hear in most episodes, and if you've ever been in a serious band that's had some degree of success then broke up, it really is like a marriage or relationship. Multiple personalities, egos, clashes, and grievances come into play. It's not as simple as getting everyone onstage to jam. These band members have history with each other that isn't all peaches and cream. A lot of bruiser egos, slights, jealousies, and resentments. And that's just among the band's that do agree to reunite. Others have put their past behind them and moved onto bigger things and just won't do it.
Jools will regret his decision ....life is very short .....and cruel sometimes....this would have made a lot of people remember what is was to be like 20 something again.....which is what all us 50 year olds want more than cash money or gold.....how much would you pay to relive just one day 30 years ago ????? Yes life moves on very very quickly nowadays......grey hairs......wrinkles grow bigger....as do waistlines....friends are lost and gone forever.......squeeze were shit hot with tunes that stood the test of time.....defo goes into the ‘ it’s a crying shame’ folder of life......so many people loved squeeze.....a tour would have been sold out in minutes........there are a lot of older people with money to spend but it’s memories that last forever......written by a fat balding 50 year old who yearns for days gone by........even just one day.....peace and love to all.....
They did. They've been touring since 2007. The line up was Tilbrook and Difford with Jon Bentley on bass, Stephen Large on keyboards, and Simon Hansen on drums. Recently Lucy Shaw has replaced Bentley on bass.
Well, it's 2021, and I just saw Squeeze last night, so I think they got back together at some point. At least Glen and Chris did. Great show!
I just saw a spot about a Tears for Fears reunion so I was wondering about Squeeze. Glad to hear it mate. Cheers!
Going to see them in November in Edinburgh.. hopefully it’s good 👍
I saw Squeeze last summer in 2019 and they were amazing. I will always love this band.
Chris looked so sad. The way he keeps glancing around waiting for people at the end is absolutely heartbreaking. He was genuinely sad 😢
Tempted is, IMHO, one of those songs that rank as an all-time great and deserves a place in everyone's music stash.
Tempted is incredible, and you’re right. It really does deserve classic status, many of their songs do now that I think of it
@@The_Mimewar everyone's been there lol
@@The_Mimewar yeah dude, Up The Junction, Tempted, Pulling mussles from a shell, electric trains, i love those songs a whole lot
It means nothing really, but I can tell you I have met Glenn Tilbrook a couple of times. And you will not find a nicer, more down to earth, very gifted entertainer.
actually, it means a lot. cheers.
You mean Hitler?
..what about MC Rastus 7 ..... ???
He always comes across as being a humble guy when interviewed. I used to live near Mark King on the IOW and met him a few times. He was a really unassuming and friendly person too.
Saw him perform in grand central station nyc 15 years ago or so and he was something. No microphone and an acoustic guitar. Powerful voice
These guys are the Beatles of my time. I love them!!
Suck it, Nancy!
Enjoy them both that's what's great about music No need to compare anyone to each other ....or to the incomparable Beatles.
Just say Squeeze is your favorite band because they certainly are one of mine. They are fantastic
@Ernie H euuuggghhhhh
Squeatles?
U2 are garbage .......
Very cool when the bass player said his son realized his dad played Madison Square Garden and he might be a very cool father to have !! So neat to jam with guys who have reached the pinnacle of music venues.
I always thought this was one of the most underrated and talented bands in rock n roll. If you're young and don't know much about Squeeze, get their best hits album. Every song is brilliant and the lyrics are every bit as good as any you'll hear.
christschool Agreed. They were compared to the Beatles for a reason.
christschool Agreed, and the same goes for XTC afaic.
I would say get Argybargy and East Side Story, both are absolutely brilliant! Sweets... is a boring mess even though it had the 'big commercial hits'.
Oh my, XTC, best band ever!
Yupp played and loved them right after or before alot of bands like ozzy, acdc in the 80s. We loved it all🤘🍻
Another nail in for my heart is pop perfection.
I have been a Squeeze fan my whole life. I saw Difford and Tillbrook perform together in the summer of 1984 at the Stone in San Francisco.
Saw them several times between 1974 and 1980. They were a local pub band playing around Deptford & Greenwich and at local festivals. Always top notch music. Met Glen and lived opposite Jools. They were old school friends of a friend of mine.
Although this episode sure ends depressingly, the good news is that by 2007, they were together, even with Jools on keyboards, and they just fucking crushed it that summer. Front row of the Greek Theatre in LA/Hollywood.
Oh that's lovely news! Thanks!
I don't believe the members will ever realize the impact they had on generations of music listeners. The songs were absolutely brilliant. These guys didn't have the drug problem but they had the individual ego problem. Talented group to say the least.
Funny that Chris made that comment about The Waltons - I saw Difford & Tilbrook together few years ago (2015) and the show opened with them 'waking up' in a bed together and then starting the show. Very funny and an excellent show. It's good that they put their differences aside, such great songwriters.
If you ever get a chance to see Glen Tillbrook solo, do not hesitate and buy the ticket. His voice has not changed at all.
The solo tour wound up being a show that was really special to me. His solo show in Chicago played a bar called Martyrs, and he told us that the last few weeks of the tour had a ton of rain, and it was a beautiful night. He offered us a choice of a regular encore or he could put on an acoustic guitar and all of us could "take a walk." Naturally, the audience chose "let's all go for a walk" and he and his whole audience walked a few blocks up and down Lincoln Avenue. Every few doors he'd gather everyone around and play a song. After a few songs we went back to Martyrs and he did a few last songs on electric guitar to finish the set.
It was just a really cool evening, and such a great thing for him to take a chance and do something a little different.
Just saw the current lineup and loved it -- they still sound great.
I cheated and bought the DVD - great concert! Glen sounded great!
Seen Glen tilbrook solo about 6 times now and he's brilliant, also seen him with Chris difford in Edinburgh and that was a cracking gig as well.
Also seen squeeze a few times and one of the times Paul Carrick played keyboard.
Seen many, many times. Superb.
I opened for him once years ago. One of the greatest shows I've ever been a part of. I played my absolute best, had a huge crowd response, Glen goes "wow I'm scared to go on now, you really got them going." Right. He went onstage and completely schooled me. One of the finest performers I've ever seen.
So glad to know that all's well, ends well. Squeeze has reformed with Difford and Tilbrook. They have a a new line up with a bad-ass lady bassist, a fun loving keyboardist, and a delghtfully whimsical drummer. I saw them in Scottsdale, Arizona last month and they sounded AMAZING Their new C.D. is called, "Cradle To The Grave" and it's AMAZING. Chris and Glenn have mautured and they all seem to be having a wonderful time touring. Time certainly can and in the case of this band, heal.
Gilson Lavis will be missed much more than Jools Holland.
I don't know about that....they had a few great versions of this band....With Jools and Bentley and Lavis....With Carrack and Bentley and Lavis....With Carrack and Wilkinson and Lavis....Current touring band is also very talented...Stephen Large is larger than life and Simon Hansen is very charismatic.....Glenn had checked his ego at the door and they really put on a great show...Their lack of mainstream accolades means nothing to their TRUE FANS.....Great songs, Great songwriting, Great musicianship....The best 80's Pop Band by far !!
Saw Squeeze last night in Torquay, brilliant amazing vocals & they have found a fantastic keyboard player👏👏 👏
Paul Carrack sang lead on the original "Tempted." Carrack also sang with "Mike and the Mechanics." (Living Years) and
"Ace" (How Long) and by himself (Don't Shed a Tear.") Elvis Costello produced "Tempted" and can be heard singing on the 2nd verse.
I saw Squeeze twice on the same tour with Hall and Oates frontrunning. They are probably the most underrated band of all time and I'm so glad they got back together and are becoming ever more popular on both sides of the pond
They’re rated exactly where they belong.
Yeah I agree that Hall and Oates are underrated....😊
I saw Squeeze in November 2021. They’re just incredible
Jools a bit douchy here with his response to doing a one off for the fans. You're welcome Jools!!!
Just saw them last week here in DC (Wolf Trap) W/ Psychodelic Furs. Great Show!!! Glenn is an underrated guitar player!!!
The first band on MTV Unplugged. They showed up at the studio with all their standard equipment. Had to scour NYC to find guitars for the show!!
Love SQUEEZE and 70's / 80"s Music!
I have nothing but fond memories in 82? when they played The Ritz on E. 15th in NYC- promoting. Well the single at the time was "Tempted".
We were packed in WAY over capacity crushing/leaning/ dancing/bopping up and down with strangers. It was like everyone on the floor was one unit. A complete nightmare if it were now, but age 20, those things don't matter. Life is forever, etc.etc. ...but thank you SQUEEZE for an incredible night, such a happy memory.
My memory fooled me. I would have never guessed they formed in the 70's, because they are so fresh in my mind.
"Cool for Cats" was the first Squeeze song I ever saw or heard. Have all their albums (on vinyl).
Saw them on Tuesday in edinburgh….shit shit hot …..band is tight and Glenn tilbrooks voice is unreal….10/10…
Chris and Glenn apart write really good songs, but together, they make something special. Those two together harmonize so so so well, and chris words compliment glens music so god damn well
Thank you for sharing these. I never thought I'd see these "REUNITED" episodes again. I loved the episode featuring "Haircut". Nick Heyward looks better today in 2024 than when these were aired in 2005. SQUEEZE is/was brilliant. I saw them at The Ritz in NYC . We were packed like sardines. And "Tempted" was the song of the day😊
Great band seriously underrated always puts a smile 😀 on my face
Saw them in concert a couple days ago in NYC.... they're still awesome!
Glen dont know just how much people loved squeeze wake up Glen I play your stuff every day for years and it is still great love it and you are very handsome
Thank goodness they came to their senses and are now back out touring. A new version but still the essence of Squeeze.
seeing them in 2 days in Dublin .0
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Squeeze was one of the best bands ever :) In the very first days of MTV, 'Black Coffe in Bed' and 'Tempted' ruled. Great stuff. Sorry I missed them in Colorado when they came through.
with main stream media (movies, news, etc) sucking so much these day, watching this was a breath of fresh air
Extremely talented lyricists and amazing vocal collaboration! Miss Diff &Till and the band! They shaped the 80s music !
They should have made an album and called it Till Diff Do Us Part.👍😁
One of my favorite bands of all time.I wore their record "sweets" out. Happy to find this video. Thank you
"I keep thinking the doors are gonna spring open behind me and, people are gonna run in but... They're not." Chris Difford. How sad.
I saw them a couple of times in the early 80s. Great band.
Going to see them in month. All good they are definitely going strong
My first concert. 1982, Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, Long Island, NY. Squeeze was the headliner. I was 14 and thought they were absolutely the best band ever. I wore out three different cassettes of East Side Story and prided myself on knowing all the words to Piccadilly (or at least thought I did! Try figuring out the line of "adult films and Trini Lopez" without Google-doh!). They headlined and the opening acts were a little known band out of Athens, GA called REM who you couldn't understand and bounced around on stage like some kind of weird mop tied to a pogo stick. The next act was far superior and still gets my blood pumping-The English Beat! Ranking Roger OWNED the stage! So good, so cool, so fun. Makes me want to go back but then I think about my bad skin, dorky haircut, and braces and think better of it. Thanks for the memories!
Great recounting of your youthful concert expeience of seeing Squeeze for the first time Vincent
Vincent Pisane I was also there. I believe that the Stray Cats were supposed to be there and R.E.M. replaced them. Brilliant band!
I was there also! The Stray Cats were great but I would have preferred The English Beat show (To my recollection that was the other support band.) Anyone who doesn't have Squeeze in their record/casette/Cd collection don't know what they're missing!
Watched them at Daytona Beach Florida spring break 30 years ago, it was brilliant.
Dude, I was at that show too, and I concur.
Me and my son are going see this band in Dublin in Aug as well as Madness glad to see both bands that broke up and back together i feel young again thanks guys .
The guys are absolutely brilliant
I spent a bit of my pocket money on Squeeze singles trying to get as many of the coloured vinyls as they put out. A great era for buying singles over here.
Seen Squeeze many times & they are true gentleman. Great musicians & songwriters. Think covid has scuppered some of their resent plans but you can be sure you will see & hear them soon. 👍🇬🇧🎼🎼🎸🎤
Good to hear. Let's hope they restart by next summer.
Nothing but admiration and respect for Glenn Tilbrook.
I must have seen them a dozen times. Absolute professionals in every respect.
Saw squeeze last night, absolutely amazing gig
What a bloody shame. That would have been an incredible thing to see. Such a lot of talent in one space. Love those songs. Cool for cats always makes me smile. I'm a londoner so i love the sound. Its sadly missed living in melbourne. Lets get The Jam back together :-)
I absolutely love squeeze . They were the soundtrack of my teenage years. Chris Difford is one sexy guy x
I’ve never had a problem with Jools Holland.
He’s an incredibly talented and funny man.
His A-Z album in particular is excellent.
The hate's just from people confusing "That's just not what I want to do anymore" with "Fuck it - I'm too good for 'em now."
I hope those men reunite and find love for each other again
Great band. Need to hear them radio more.
I've seen Squeeze Live in Hollywood in 1978 & 1979 with The Buzzcocks & 999! @ The Palace or Hollywood Palladium? I forget? It was a very long time ago! I think I've seen them with The Motors Also!
my favourite band ever saw them again 2 weeks ago when they supported Madness... Love them forever.
Absolutely fantastic band. 😊
Fame is a crushing thing. Great band, great music.
Saw them two nights ago, great show!
I love this band. My high school life
Seeing them in concert soon, glad they sorted their differences out
Nice where are you seeing them vicky
@@RobertFornaro in Hull, UK, Heaven 17 are supporting so it should be a smashing night 😁
@@vixie72 so excited for you vicky. I just found out they toured this summer in the states, totally missed them, maybe next summer. Have fun!!
Squeeze, one of the best of their style of music.
For all of the comments about it being a shame and name calling, you do realize that they have played together in recent years. The videos are on here.
For my money they were the #1 best band of the 1980's. On any shore.
sad egoes for those who said no..they never grew up. i saw that they finally picked up...
I just saw a spot about Tears for Fears reunion so I was wondering about Squeeze. Glad to hear it mate. Cheers!
I saw Squeeze at the Nassau County Coliseum, with the Beat, and REM. You Americans know the The Beat as the English Beat. We trained out from Manhattan. Such an amazing show. Worst part we missed REM. I remember being told about REM six months later and it turns out that I could have heard and known them before.
Amazing band wrote so many classics
Come on guys just do it, what a great band, what a great it was for music. ( magic)
Amazing. I saw them at City Hall Newcastle, I was hooked.
I didn't watch Bands Reunited much at the time.
It was shunted 'round the schedules and I thought that my next favourite band would be along any minute so I didn't need those that have gone to reform.
Well now it's several years since I've had a new favourite band because the industry find it easier to promote a single person be it reality star, rapper or sportsperson.
What they should have had was someone like McCartney or Wilco Johnson to remind people that sooner or later they won't be able to reform.
Can you imagine them trying to make this show now. Reform S Club or Girls Aloud....and of course so many more people have died.
Saw them last Saturday at Sign of The Times Festival .....they were absolutely brilliant
Took my wife to see squeeze last year, she is a lot younger than me and didn’t know the band, they was unbelievable…she said
Well said Jools some people are stuck in the past
I saw Squeeze over the summer of 2021. Jools, Keith and Gilson weren't a part of the band, but that's fine. The guy who was playing the keyboards absolutely killed it for Slap and Tickle. I will say if they are capable of being a part of the band, I don't know what would hold them back since I'll say it was one of the best concerts I've ever been to. The only ones missing out would be them.
wow glen tillbrook drinks magic hat #9 just like me. ITS LIKE IM ONE OF THE STARS
Difford and Tillbrook were the Lennon and McCartney of the 80's!
Dave Carr i wouldnt go that far they were good great even but lennon mccartney no way
No not at all I would of said Hall + Oates and/or Stewart/Lennox, Tennant/Lowe
What are you smoking?
Good shout. Would also raise Coleman/Walker.
Not hardly, but they were very good.
Loved this band. Only saw them play live once at Blackheath at an anti-poll tax demonstration. Good times
I’m sure Paul Carrack would have done it if they’d asked. It would have been nice to hear “Tempted” done properly.
Kevy Nova Paul Carrack is one of the best and most underrated singers in history.
To me, that was the whole problem with this failed venture. It wouldn’t have mattered without him at least for Tempted.
Paul Carrack is worth a thousand Jools Hollands.
Or maybe Elvis Costello singing his accompaning vocals from the original recording?
With Paul Carrack involved,it goes from Squeeze to SQUEEZE!!!!
I saw them last night at Newcastle at maddness gig the moment they started i was hooked and they were fantastic
Saw Squeeze last week. Fucking fantastic! No sir, we got you humor. We always got your humor! Better than ever!
Difford and Tilbrook formed a new version of Squeeze in 2007.
...with classic era bassist John Bentley on bass,he was more important than Keith.
@@davidlindsay9564 ....true that John was there at the initial stage and is a great player, but vocally, Squeeze was never better than when they had Paul Carrack come back ("Some Fantastic Place" album) with Keith Wilkenson on bass (Listen to the bass in "The Last Time Forever").....he had a more unique bass sound and a better voice than John....but I still enjoyed John's playing on those early Squeeze classics....
@@dinopappous6639 Gad yes, 'Big Beng' is sorely lacking without Keith on bass...
In their very early days I went to watch Squeeze at Dingwalls at Camden Lock, circa 1977, when they were still playing pubs. There were not many people in a fairly unresponsive audience - maybe 50. As Squeeze were finishing their set, a few people finally decided to show a bit of appreciation with a few whoops, claps and whistles. The band were not impressed. 'Yeah, whoo, whoo, you c***s. I've had more fun p***ing on people down the Kings Road,' was how Tillbrook put it, as they stormed off. They created some brilliant songs.
Good to see most of the bands featured in this series get back together for just one more gig. Sad that it was not to happen with Squeeze, obviously some of those old wounds run deep. Not surprising it was Holland, as he always was an odd duck ... like the time he got a colonoscopy on live UK Friday night TV.
Oh Lord!😂
They were, in fact, great!
😥 Would have LOVED to have seen them back together!
I never thought it would happen ...
.... excellent
The Prospect of Whitby in Wapping, east London. I think it used to be called The Town of Ramsgate and is reputed to be haunted by a Judge Jeffries. Last time I went there in 1991 I saw Suzi Quatro drinking in there with a friend. She looked at me and my ex and smiled as we were wearing leather jackets.
Chris D has a lovely voice.
Great band with a ton of great songs. 'Goodbye Girl' being different class.
BR is a great concept but as you hear in most episodes, and if you've ever been in a serious band that's had some degree of success then broke up, it really is like a marriage or relationship. Multiple personalities, egos, clashes, and grievances come into play. It's not as simple as getting everyone onstage to jam. These band members have history with each other that isn't all peaches and cream. A lot of bruiser egos, slights, jealousies, and resentments. And that's just among the band's that do agree to reunite. Others have put their past behind them and moved onto bigger things and just won't do it.
Great band
And tonight.....Squeeze play The Subscription Rooms in Stroud UK - can't wait!
I miss shows like this
Knew Jools would ruin it and he did.
He kept it from being ruined.
Jools really needs to get over himself at some stage.
Jools will regret his decision ....life is very short .....and cruel sometimes....this would have made a lot of people remember what is was to be like 20 something again.....which is what all us 50 year olds want more than cash money or gold.....how much would you pay to relive just one day 30 years ago ????? Yes life moves on very very quickly nowadays......grey hairs......wrinkles grow bigger....as do waistlines....friends are lost and gone forever.......squeeze were shit hot with tunes that stood the test of time.....defo goes into the ‘ it’s a crying shame’ folder of life......so many people loved squeeze.....a tour would have been sold out in minutes........there are a lot of older people with money to spend but it’s memories that last forever......written by a fat balding 50 year old who yearns for days gone by........even just one day.....peace and love to all.....
Jools has them on his show whenever they tour and he plays with them. Do your homework.
Terry, Google ellipsis. You are not quite there...
sometimes friends willing leave.
Jools is bigger than they are. George Harrison ASKED to play on Jool's records. what if it was terrible.?
Glenn always my fav
Reunite without Jools
They did. They've been touring since 2007. The line up was Tilbrook and Difford with Jon Bentley on bass, Stephen Large on keyboards, and Simon Hansen on drums. Recently Lucy Shaw has replaced Bentley on bass.